Supply Chain Summit 2024: Collaboration, Social Value and Sustainability in Complex Supply Chains

When
29 Nov 2024
9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Location
Cloth Hall Court, Quebec Street, Leeds LS1 2HA

Supply Chain Summit 2024: Collaboration, Social Value and Sustainability in Complex Supply Chains

29 November 2024, 09:30-16:30

Cloth Hall Court, Quebec Street, Leeds LS1 2HA

An Ideas in Practice conference from Leeds University Business School in partnership with the Institute for Collaborative Working.

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09:30	Registration and refreshments
10:00	Welcome Frank Lee, Chief Executive Officer of the Institute for Collaborative Working Event chair: David Loseby, Professor of Research Impact at Leeds University Business School
10:05	Keynote: Knowledge and experience Edward Green OBE, Deputy Director of Commercial Policy at the UK Government Cabinet Office Knowledge and experience in procurement and supply chains as blockers and enablers to delivering sustainability and social value
10:25	Presentation: Circular supply chains Jyoti Mishra, Associate Professor in Information Management at Leeds University Business School Why we need collaboration in circular supply chains
10:45	Presentation: Social impact as a contracted outcome Chee Yew Wong, Professor of Supply Chain Management at Leeds University Business School, and Brian Walton, Deputy Alliance Director at TRU West Alliance Collaborating to develop cutting-edge research impact on how supply chains and contracting teams can effectively support entire supply networks
11:10	Refreshment break
11:30	Panel discussion: Is the public or private sector better placed to deliver on sustainability and social value through complex supply chains? Chair: David Loseby, Leeds University Business School Caroline Hinchcliffe, Procurement Lead, Kier Highways Stephen Rose, Head of Supply Chain Services, National Air Traffic Services Simon Diggle, Strategic Supplier Development, National Highways Jane Lynch, Professor of Procurement, Cardiff Business School
12:15	Networking lunch
13:15	Fireside interview: Tackling modern slavery How can affirmative action reverse the increase of modern slavery through proven approaches and techniques in procurement and supply chain? Chair: Chee Yew Wong, Leeds University Business School In conversation with: Mel Worthy, Government Engagement Manager, and Thomas Harrison, Partnerships Manager UK, both British Standards Institution (TBC)
13:45	Fireside interview: Contracts as enablers or blockers Many contracts seek to transfer all risk and apply financial remedies and incentives to the principal providers of a contract from a purchasing entity. How can we change the paradigm to more collaborative forms of contract that balance risk allocation? Chair: Dr Matthew Davis, Associate Professor at Leeds University Business School In conversation with: Tim Cummins, President of World Commerce & Contracting, and Clare Waller, Partner in Commercial and Corporate at Spencer West LLP
14:15	Coffee break
14:30	Breakout sessions: Chair: David Loseby, Leeds University Business School Breakout 1: Costs and resilient supply chains are top priorities to survive as an organisation; how do we keep an actionable focus on sustainability, social value and Scope 3 emissions? Chair: Gary Graham, Associate Professor at Leeds University Business School Breakout 2: How can collaboration across sectors ensure mutually inclusive approaches to social value within supply networks that lead to positive outcomes? Chair: Gareth Williams, Sustainability Director at TRU West Alliance Breakout 3: Where should research focus to ensure we connect circularity, sustainability and social value to ensure practitioner impact? Chair: Jyoti Mishra, Leeds University Business School
15:15	Closing remarks Chee Yew Wong, Leeds University Business School
15:30	Drinks reception and networking

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